Interventional Radiology
Interventional Radiology
Interventional Radiology
Minimally Invasive Treatments Guided by Imaging
Interventional Radiology (IR) uses ultrasound, CT or fluoroscopic guidance to perform precise procedures through tiny skin punctures instead of major surgery.
This results in less pain, shorter recovery time and fewer complications.
Procedures Performed:
- FNAC
- Core Needle Biopsy
- Drainage Procedures
- Fluid Aspiration
- Pigtail Catheter Placement
- Abscess Drainage
- Image-Guided Injections
- Tumour Biopsies
Benefits:
- No major surgery
- Smaller incision
- Faster recovery
- Less pain
- Minimal hospital stay
- High precision
CT Guided Procedures:
– Lung, Liver, Lymph node and Mass biopsies.
– Bone biopsy.
– Abscess drainage.
– Pigtail Catheterization.
– Osteoid osteoma ablation.
– Vertebroplasty.
– Selective nerve ablation.
– PTC/PTBD
– Biliary Stenting
– HCC ablation.
Cath lab Procedures:
– Renal peripheral Angioplasty.
– Chemoembolization.
– AV fistula embolization.
– Bony tumors embolization.
– Bronchial embolization.
– Carotid plasty/stenting.
– Artery coiling.
– Stent/ balloon assisted aneurysm coiling
– AVM/AVF embolization.
We have expert panel for Interventional Radiology with extra ordinary patient care facility like pre and post procedure recovery room and AC ambulance transportation system.
Imaging Gallery
General Instructions
Prior appointment is mandatory.
Patients should fast for at least 4 hours before the exam.
Patients should bring their recent blood coagulation profile reports.
For your own comfort it is recommended that you wear loose clothing or outfits that are easily removed.
